Mithali and Jhulan, who were on commentary duties at the DY Patil Stadium, were involved in India's World Cup near-misses in 2005 and 2017.
It must be noted then women's cricket was governed by a separate administration and only in 2006 it came under BCCI's umbrella.
Now as India won the title, that too in front of home crowd, it was only fitting to see the beacons of women's cricket in India get their dues paid and celebrate the moment with girls, who they once nurtured.
Hosts India will enter next month's World Cup as tournament favourites alongside Australia and England.
Ayodhya Ram Mandir inauguration: London Olympics bronze medalist Saina Nehwal was one of the big names in attendance for the event and called the occasion 'a big day for all of us'.
Mithali Raj is the highest run-scorer in women's international cricket and announced her retirement from all formats of international cricket last year.
Comeback of the year: The Ranji Trophy. Sign of the year: Stadium Full Ticket Over. Farewell of the year: Mithali Raj and Jhulan Goswami.
Pakistan outclassed last edition's runners-up New Zealand by seven wickets to book their place in the T20 World Cup final for the third time.
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The former India captain's semifinalists include South Africa and either England or defending champions Australia.
In an exclusive interview with Moneycontrol, Raj talks about Goswami and the fine moments that they shared on the field over two decades
'Shabaash Mithu' portrays how ‘an entire generation and a country woke up to the achievement of its women cricketers after 2017.’ At the centre of it is Raj, her ups and downs, her career.
The Mithali Raj biopic is less about Mithali and more a punch at the privilege entrenched in men’s cricket.
"There are various points where 'Shabaash Mithu' avoids the typical template of a sports film and, most importantly, it emphasises a number of issues that go beyond cricket..." - Director Srijit Mukherji
Mithali Raj said: “I will treasure this forever. I feel inspired and encouraged for my next chapter.” Raj retired from all forms of cricket last month.
Mithali Raj was the first great role model of the televised era for Indian women cricketers.
The focus on Mithali Raj’s passions other than cricket is important because these interests show a different side to a player who lasted for 23 years in the sport until she called time this week.
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After 23 years dominating women’s cricket and rewriting record books along the way, Mithali Raj has called time on her international career
Indian batter Mithali Raj has announced her retirement from all forms of international cricket.
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Mithali Raj is to Indian women’s cricket what Sachin Tendulkar has been to the overall game in India.
Mithali, 39, led the country in 24 World Cup games, claiming 14 victories, 8 losses and one no result. Clark had captained her side in 23 matches.
Bismah Maroof faced India's Mithali Raj at Bay Oval in New Zealand, on Sunday morning and India defeated Pakistan by 107 runs.